- Version: 10.20.1
- Platform: Windows 10 Home, 64 bit
- Subsystem: Windows on Linux (WSL)
What steps will reproduce the bug?
If you execute this program with v10.20.1:
'use strict';
let dead = Buffer.alloc(1023, 'DEADBEEF', 'hex');
console.log("\n* The next one shows an 'n' suffix:\n");
console.log(dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) );
console.log("\n* The next one doesn't show an 'n' suffix:\n");
console.log('dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]: ', dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) );
console.log("\n => The only difference is that before the number a text was shown. Is right this behaviour?\n");
console.log("* But it shows the 'n' suffix in I invert the order of the two parameters:\n");
console.log(dead.readBigUInt64BE(6), " <= dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]\n");you get
* The next one shows an 'n' suffix:
13758460224454254253n
* The next one doesn't show an 'n' suffix:
dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]: 13758460224454254253
=> The only difference is that before the number a text was shown. Is right this behaviour?
* But it shows the 'n' suffix in I invert the order of the two parameters:
13758460224454254253n ' <= dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]\n'
How often does it reproduce? Is there a required condition?
It appears always if I use the v10.20.1 version. It doesn't happen if I use versions v12.18.3 or v14.7.0
What is the expected behavior?
You shoudn't get this:
dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]: 13758460224454254253
but
dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]: 13758460224454254253n
(with a "n" suffix at the end of the number)
And you shouldn't get this:
' <= dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]\n'
but this (without single quotes, and with a new line instead of \n):
<= dead.readBigUInt64BE(6) [dec]
What steps will reproduce the bug?
If you execute this program with v10.20.1:
you get
How often does it reproduce? Is there a required condition?
It appears always if I use the v10.20.1 version. It doesn't happen if I use versions v12.18.3 or v14.7.0
What is the expected behavior?
You shoudn't get this:
but
(with a "n" suffix at the end of the number)
And you shouldn't get this:
but this (without single quotes, and with a new line instead of
\n):